Finance

Cards (47)

  • Accountant
    Records and maintains all the companies transactions in order to ensure its profit is lower than its expenditure
  • Business bankers
    Helps SMEs raise funds and manage finances by providing loans and adivce.
  • Customer service
    Look after consumers needs
  • Financial and Mortgage advisers
    Provide regulated financial advice on several matters such as buying a home.
  • Operations
    Do all the administrative work needed to run a business.
  • Regulators
    Ensure companies are operating within the law
  • Investment Banker
    Provide advice for major companies.
  • Claims Handlers
    Manage claims made by consumers on insurance policies.
  • Actuaries
    Asses how likely a company has to pay claims on a particular risk.
  • Insurance Brokers
    Find right insurance for consumers and sell it to them.
  • Loss Adjusters
    Investigate large insurance claims.
  • Underwriters
    Decide weather the company should cover the risk or not and how much the premium cost should be.
  • Measure inflation
    RPI-Retail Price Index CPI-Cost Price Index
  • Challenger Banks
    Aim to disrupt the industry by offering innovative services and better costumer service.
  • Pros of Challenger Banks
    Pros-Lower fees,better interest rates
  • Cons of Challenger banks
    Do not have the same level of protection as regular banks
  • Open Banking
    A system that provides third-party access to financial data with the use of APIs
  • Cons of Open Banking
    Security concerns, not demographically for everyone.
  • Pros of Open Banking
    Easier and faster access to transactions
  • Mobile Banking
    The act of making financial transactions on your phone.
  • Cybersecurity
    The application of technologies, processes and controls to protect systems, and computers from cyberattacks.
  • Examples of Cybersecurity
    Antivirus Software: Software on a PC to protect against the intrusion of harmful viruses. Dual authentication: Two different methods to gain access, unique code and password.
  • Cybercrime examples
    Pishing: The attacker tries to be the consumer or company to steal someone's details Identity theft: Getting someone else's financial information with the purpose of making transactions of their name.
  • Cloud Based Banking
    Enables consumers to access multiple banking services at any time.
  • QR Code Payments
    Consumer scans a code that takes them to a website were they can enter the owed amount and card details.
  • Super apps
    Offer services like account creation,fund transfers and bill payments.
  • Data Protection Act

    Ensures that data is looked after correctly.
  • Fintech Pros
    Reduced costs for companies, easier and faster.
  • Fintech Cons
    Cybercimes, Not everyone likes financial technology.
  • Comparison Websites

    Helps consumers save money
  • Comparison Websites Pros
    Specialised advice in order for consumers to save money and easy to use.
  • Comparison Websites Cons
    Not as accurate and Only focus on cost.
  • FCA
    Ensures companies are working correctly for the safety of costumers.
  • PRA
    Ensures Companies are operating within the law in a safe and sound way.
  • CMA
    Promotes safe competition for businesses.
  • FSCS
    If a bank goes bankrupt the FSCS gives the consumer £85,000 in return out of their savings (estimate) £170,000 for joint accounts.
  • FOS
    Handles consumer complaints if the consumer did not get a response from the company or is not satisfied with the company's response.
  • FPC
    Deals with any risk which could affect the company.
  • ESG (Environmental)
    What the business does to make a good environmental impact.
  • ESG (Social)

    How the business impacts society as a whole.